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Grateful Dead Live at Palace Theatre on 1972-09-24

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1972-09-24 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, Jerry Moore, Rob Berger

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Item Size: 1,006.4M

Set 1

Big Railroad Blues
Mexicali Blues
Loser
Black Throated Wind
Cumberland Blues
Sugaree
El Paso
Tennessee Jed
Beat It On Down The Line
Bird Song
Big River
Brown Eyed Women
Playing In The Band

Set 2

Greatest Story Ever Told ->
Bertha ->
The Promised Land
Friend Of The Devil
Jack Straw
Tomorrow Is Forever
Dark Star ->
China Cat Sunflower ->
I Know You Rider
Sugar Magnolia

Notes

Jerry Moore's reel of undetermined origin

notes: sound improves in time for
a beautiful Playin'. I Know You Rider
provides the portion missing from the
soundboard source.

Addeddate: 2009-06-29 18:05:25

Identifier: gd1972-09-24.aud.berger.99860.flac16

Lineage: ?>7" reel @ 3.75 ips, no nr technics rs-1506>hd-p2 24/96> hd>cd wave>adobe 2.0 16/44>flac

Location: Waterbury, CT

Run time: 135:36.13

Source: aud>?

Transferred by: Rob Berger

Type: sound

Venue: Palace Theatre

Year: 1972

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Reviewer: Hung, Wae-lo - February 27, 2014
Subject: Digging on Donna

For all of the Donna haters out there, listen to the audience react to her during Playing.

Reviewer: njpg - - September 25, 2013
Subject: -

Sounds like it might be a great show, but I can't hear it well enough to tell.

Reviewer: fmichael - - March 26, 2011
Subject: an audiance tape that captured the band better that the SB

At shows though the early Seventies, there was always this distinct sense that the band's electronics were putting up something beyond the auditory. There was even a visual hum around the equipment wasn't there when the power was off. And whatever it was, it didn't come through in the soundboard recordings. But then following the engineer's notes and listening to this incredible Playing in the Band AND THERE IT WAS the 3+ dimensionality and intensity the soundboard tapes completely lacked, with all their crispness. And it's not just the crowd ambiance/clapping, the jam is just dripping with the sweet honey of LSD.
By way of double checking, I listened to the same track on the soundboard version, didn't even sound like the same song!
Too bad Dark Star - from this of all shows - is missing, would have been nice to have heard it through the audience tape.

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